Li Andersson's blunt words: "The actions of these gentlemen are dangerous"
Finnish MEP Li Andersson criticizes the actions of U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, arguing that they pose a danger to everyone amid escalating military tensions with Iran.
These crimes would prevent taxi drivers from working in the future - new tightening of taxi law
The Finnish government is proposing stricter regulations for taxi drivers, including a mandatory taximeter and enhanced requirements for maintaining good reputation.
Editorial: Parliament Representatives Fight Again Over Where Finns Can Buy Alcohol
Finnish parliament members are once again at odds over regulations governing alcohol sales, reigniting a longstanding debate over the legality of ordering alcohol from other EU countries.
Stubb Reveals Connection to Trumpโs Son-in-law
Finnish President Alexander Stubb revealed during his visit to Kyiv that he receives updates on Ukrainian peace negotiations through Jared Kushner, son-in-law of U.S. President Donald Trump.
The government's draft law receives severe criticism - "It should be withdrawn"
The Finnish government's draft law aimed at easing temporary employment contracts faces significant backlash from legal scholars who argue it should be reconsidered.
Ministry: Donkeys must have a companion by law
The Finnish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry is proposing amendments to laws ensuring social interaction for donkeys, requiring them to have a companion due to their low market availability.
Elina Valtonen on Trump's Peace Council: 'It Came as a Surprise'
Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen expressed concerns about the lack of reference to international law in the charter of the peace council established by President Donald Trump.
"Brazen game" โ Shock over the actions of the National Coalition minister: The government's proposal is a "ticking bomb"
Opposition representatives from the Finnish Parliament's social and health committee are demanding additional proposals for the alcohol law due to concerns over the current government's proposal.
This is what the controversial alcohol protocol says, now there is a dispute over the meaning of the EU Commission's words
A Finnish parliamentary committee is debating a controversial alcohol law, sparked by revelations from EU Commission documents suggesting alternative methods for alcohol sales regulation in Finland.
The Prosecutor Does Not Set Aside Weapons: A Renowned Lithuanian Equestrian Accused of Raping a Finnish Woman at T. Barลกtys' Luxury Horse Farm is Requested to be Sent to Prison
A Lithuanian prosecutor is urging a court to impose a prison sentence on a celebrated rider accused of raping a Finnish woman at a luxury horse farm.
Catalytic converter gang troubling Southern Finland caught โ Police surprised trio with a saw and 7 detached catalytic converters
A trio involved in numerous catalytic converter thefts in Southern Finland has been apprehended by the police, who were tipped off by the public.
Police Warns: No Need to React to This Message
The Finnish police warn of a phishing scam where emails falsely represent law enforcement, threatening recipients with legal consequences if they do not comply.
Valtonen criticizes Israel's plans in the West Bank
Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen condemned Israel's intentions to tighten control over West Bank settlements, calling them violations of international law.
The proposal regarding short-term rentals needs better preparation, says the evaluation council
The Finnish government faces criticism from the legislative evaluation council regarding a draft law that aims to regulate short-term rentals more strictly.
Former Prime Minister of Finland: We cannot assume that the USA will help us after a Russian attack
Former Finnish Prime Minister Marin emphasizes that Europe must prioritize its own military capabilities following Russian aggression while acknowledging the erosion of international law.
Famous social media influencers demand change in advertising guidelines - KKV: The guidelines are based on law
Influencers in Finland are calling for changes to advertising guidelines set by the Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority (KKV), which they argue place them at a disadvantage compared to traditional media.
Mother decides to give baby such an unusual first name โ The child's father and mother-in-law got angry: 'He was angry with me for the rest of his life'
A Finnish mother faced backlash from both the baby's father and mother-in-law after choosing the unique name Adรฉle for her daughter, highlighting the ongoing debate over individualistic naming choices among parents.
Vantaa Fails at Swimming Beaches โ Now There Are Complaints
A Finnish ombudsman criticizes the city of Vantaa for not providing information in Swedish at public beaches, highlighting a violation of language laws in a bilingual city.
The Constitutional Law Committee expressed its opinion on home delivery of alcohol - here are the results
The Finnish Constitutional Law Committee has concluded that the government's proposal to allow the home delivery of alcoholic beverages can proceed through normal legislative channels.
The Constitutional Committee addressed the online sale and home delivery of alcohol - Here are the results
The Finnish Constitutional Committee has finalized its opinion on the proposed law regarding the online sale and home delivery of alcohol, stating that the law can be legislated through normal parliamentary procedures despite dissenting opinions.
In the Constitutional Law Committee, hands were raised: Nothing will come of it
The Finnish Constitutional Law Committee failed to gain quorum on a proposed alcohol delivery law, leading to its stalling.
A child escaping from a child protection institution is physically untouched โ a law change seeks to change that
Proposed changes to Finnish child protection law would grant workers in child protection institutions greater authority to detain children who leave without permission.
The store sold prohibited products for dogs online โ this is how the CEO explains it
A Tampere-based online store sold prohibited spiked collars for dogs in Finland, prompting customer complaints.
Can you keep your car running while you run errands? In this case, you will receive a ticket on your windshield
Keeping your car idling in a parking lot during frost conditions may lead to a fine, as Finnish law permits idling only for two minutes unless waiting in traffic.
LK: These Items Found in Your Pocket Could Lead to Imprisonment
New Finnish laws impose stricter penalties for carrying certain items in public, potentially leading to fines or imprisonment.
Can you stare into someone else's apartment through uncovered windows? A clear answer from an expert
A legal expert clarifies that observing through uncovered windows is permissible under Finnish law, as it does not constitute a crime unless using technical devices to do so.
Government warned about exorbitant costs - Controversial bill moves forward
The Finnish government has sent a controversial procurement bill to parliament despite prior warnings about high costs and previous delays for amendments requested by the Chancellor of Justice.
I am not a fool, my life is precious.
David Krลซmiลลก, an influencer wanted for organizing a kidnapping, has sent a public message from hiding in Finnish forests, challenging law enforcement after missing a planned deportation to Germany.
Food Prices Rise, Fears S Group
The Finnish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry is drafting a law that could impact food prices in Finnish grocery stores by prohibiting retailers from favoring their own private labels.